In 1994 the story of a court order against Bob Richards moved from back-page obscurity to drive-time talk radio in a sequence that raised questions about what constitutes news.
A St. Louis jury awarded $750,000 Friday to former Harris-Stowe State University theater and speech instructor Beverly Buck Brennan, finding she faced a hostile work environment.
"This case would not have taken three years to get to trial if not for the problems in the Circuit Attorney's Office," said Judge Christopher McGraugh.
City officials could use eminent domain to take over downtown St. Louis' long vacant Millennium Hotel in a move that would clear the way for redevelopment.
Basketball courts are taking shape in Forest Park β an addition many say is a long-awaited step to make St. Louisβ premier park more racially inclusive.
The Centene case is just one example of a practice that allows private lawyers to partner with states to sue corporations and collect millions of dollars in fees.
SLU workers said the university is currently offering a four-year agreement that includes provisions on outsourcing work and insufficient wage increases
The Missouri State Fair director said this week several events at the annual festival will not take place this year as work on a new, indoor arena in Sedalia is set to begin.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. β The body of missing University of Missouri student Riley Strain was found Friday morning in the Cumberland River in West Nashville.
The Francis Howell School Board approved revised versions of Black Literature and History electives courses Thursday night, capping off a months-long saga that brought the board both scorn and right-wing praise.